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Prof. Wang, Zhenshan Zhenshan Wang born in Changchun China 1935. He is a professor of violin at Central Conservatory of Music in China. Mr. Wang a member of the Chinese Musicians Associations. Enjoys financial subsidy granted by the state Council of China as a special privilege and status to people who have special talents and have made extraordinary contribution in Art of China. In 1951 Prof Wang joined the Jilin Provincial Dance and Song Ensemble. Later he was enrolled to the Northeast Luxun Academy of Fine Arts and Literature. In 1955 he moved to Hungary where first he studied at Bartok Music School and later at the Ference Liszt Music Academy. Under the guidance of prof. G. Garay prof. D.Kovacs. and prof. B katona.ets. In 1963 he graduated with honors and received the diploma of Performing Artist and Teacher. Since he returned to China he has devoted himself to the violin education at the Central Conservatory of Music. He has taught with utmost professional integrity and scientific methodology. For forty years, he has graduated many students who have won first prizes at national and international competitions and have been recognized as first-class violinists Some of these students are members of Boston ,Los Angles,Pittsburgh, BBC Symphony Orchestra and many other well-known orchestras. Prof. Wang has often been invited to give master-classes other cities. He is initiated the First All China Violin competition for Young Violinists. In 1996 he has honored "Yang Xuelan Education Award", an award for those who have made extraordinary contributions in Music. Among his works "The Advanced Scale and Double Stops" is widely used as a textbook in china. While engaging in violin education, he is also the Director of the Chamber Music Section of conservatory. Under his personal guidance and attention, many string quartets have won prizes and have represented China to perform abroad.